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From Betrayal to Brilliance: Jessica Reynolds on A Woman of Substance

From Spring Issue 65 Glass speaks to A Woman of Substance’s star Jessica Reynolds about what her role has to say about class, patriarchy and female resilience   Tale as old as time: a working-class young woman falls for an upper-middle-class man. He proves a complete and utter disappointment. She builds

Bottega Veneta launches online residency

INJECT your quarantine lifestyle with some much-needed creative inspiration. Bottega Veneta has launched a new multi-platform concept for all of

Glass interviews American actor Janina Gavankar

YOU’D be hard-pressed to find an actor with a more wildly varied CV than Janina Gavankar – if you’re on

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Fendi debuts its SS20 advertising campaign

FENDI has presented a new advertising campaign for its SS20 women’s collection. The film and images showcase the new eclectic

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MCM announces partnership with Women’s Tennis Association

GERMAN luxury lifestyle goods brand MCM Worldwide has announced its newly established partnership with Women’s Tennis Association (WTA). To celebrate

Glass presents Mirror – a beauty film by James Meakin and Oliver Bampfylde, and Beauty Director Kim Brown

“SURREALISM is destructive, but it destroys only what it considers to be the shackles limiting our vision,” said Salvador Dali.

Fendi releases new Baguette fashion film with Kiernan Shipka and Christian Coppola

ITALIAN luxury house Fendi by Silvia Venturini Fendi has released a new chapter of its film series Baguette Friends Forever,

Glass presents Natural Colour Pop beauty and fashion story by Steph Wilson and Daniel Thomas Smith

PHOTOGRAPHER Daniel Thomas Smith and fashion editor Steph Wilson bring their love of beauty and fashion together for their Natural

Glass interviews Hong Khaou about his new film Monsoon

LONDON-BASED filmmaker Hong Khaou won critical acclaim for his 2014 debut feature, Lilting, a touching low-budget drama which examined the

Glass speaks to director Peter Mackie Burns about his new feature Rialto

PETER Mackie Burns’s 2017 debut feature Daphne won plaudits for its portrayal of a complex female protagonist in crisis. He


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